Tony nominee Daniel Dae Kim sits down with Paul Wontorek to talk about his powerful return to Broadway in David Henry Hwang’s Yellow Face. In this exclusive interview, Kim opens up about what drew him to the role, portraying a version of the iconic playwright, and why the play’s shape-shifting style and themes still resonate today. Known to millions for his work on Lost and Hawaii Five-0, Kim shares why the stage is where his career began, how it feels to return to his theater roots, and his hopes for future roles—including a dream of playing Henry V. He also discusses the importance of visibility and representation on Broadway and what the Tony nomination means to him. A must-watch for fans of Kim, Hwang, and modern theater.